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Long-awaited accounts reveal leaders departed crisis-hit institution with large payouts despite presiding over period where costs grew by almost half

Scramble to secure next year’s accommodation could ease as landlords look to take advantage of new rules

Unimet professor confirmed killed in disaster as institutions harness their resources to support those affected

Populist right-winger latest to take power in Latin America but experts say universities should expect a more nuanced approach than seen in US and Argentina

Law professor will deliver talk on gender identity and sex next term after disruption forced abandonment of previous event

Thought of being in a room with large group of ‘strangers’ putting learners off, admissions service leader says

Elite universities continue to see slow progress on widening participation measures, with proportion of disadvantaged students down compared with start of decade

Range of current providers and questions around which assessment is best requires greater clarity from universities, UKCISA warns

Nearly nine in 10 UK undergraduate applicants expect to work during studies, with many relying on earnings to get by

Post-Brexit programme established by Boris Johnson’s government shuttered after supporting 200,000 participants

Charity says access agenda has stalled, as less than one in five disadvantaged white British pupils progress into university